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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

Since the murder of the Rev. Thos.
p. Ryan, near Spencer. Rnane county,
West Virginia, it has transpired that,
an organized band Of regulators Of over
1000 persons, farmers and others If
Jackson, Roane, Kanawha Clay and
Gilmer counties. has existed for over
six months. The organization was
formed for the purpose of self-proiec-
tion against the organized hands Of
robbers and murdercrs who have run
riot in certain localities "f Jackson,
Roane, and Kanawha counties, in
which stores have been robbed and in
offensive people made to suffer.
At IL o'clock one night last month
the door Of the Rev. Mr.. Ryan's
mountain home was crushed in, and he
was shot dead. The wife and son
took Ryan to an upstairs rom. after
which tho murderers, hve in number,
ransacked the lower part Of the house,
getting nothing, but overlooking some
money near At hand. Strong ci,cun,-
stancial evidence pointed to Charles
Coon, George putf, Jr., Robert M.
Duff, and Perry Drake, for whom war.
rants were issued. Drake was quietly
arrested at his home. A Co, stable
and posse Of about sixty went TO the
residence Of George Duff, ST.. in Kahn.
tuck, jackson county, where George
Dud, Jr., and Coon were quartered.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10
sIRRENT NOTES.

You can't always judge by appear.
ances. The man shn wears a diamond
pin may be really wealthy.-Lowell
Citizen.
Physi"l"gisss say tha' the older a
man grpws the smaller his brain he.
comes. This explains why young men
know everything aud old men nothing.
--Bnston Courier.
Able editor" Much news in your
department to-day 2" Political editor
=" No, it's dull, very dull" dull,
ell a. YES, no new parties have
been started since breakfast. ~ Omaha
World. =
Water as medicine" read a
Kentucky p"li'ician in n sanitary jour.
nal. Next snlre ',lane fool will he
advocating water M beverage" he
added in tone # deep disgust. Nor.
ristown Herald.
Mrs. Nncoyne-Yes. it WAS an awful
disease il really got to he an epider-
mis- in our neighburhnod and / was
so frustrated by it I had 70 spend two
weeks by the seashore to recaritulate.
-Harper's Bazaar.
Dress,' said Barley, with all the
force # an original idea, "d"es not
make u man." No." replied Pom.
rano gl"omily. as he fingered his
wife's dressmaker's bill he had just re-
ceived, "but it often breaks man. "
--Philadelphia Call.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10
PERcHERoS HonsEs. 40YEAns Ex.

PERcHERoN HoRsEs. 40 YEARS Ex-
PERIENCE. 10 a Tribune reporter
MIR. A. S. Chamberlain, who. for 40
years has been the proprietor OF "Old
Bulls Head Stables" New York City
said: II keep exchanges aud sale
stables for horses, Thousands of which
annually come to my stables from all
parts Of the country. I don't deal on
my own account to any extent. The
French horses have good feet and
stand the pavemcnts better than the
Clydesdales, and hiring better price
or the market. The ely desdales are
short-ribbed, slim WASTED and lack
action. Comparatively few If them
are now brought to this market. The
demand is largely for French horses
l would advise the farmers and breed
era, who are breeding horses to sell on
the New York market. tn breed from
French horses in preference to all
others. ."-Chicago Tribune. Perch
eron stations Of the finest quality and
with choicest pedigrees. registered in
the Percheron Stud Book of France,
are annually imported in immense
numhers NJ. W. Durham, soak.
lawn Farm Wayne, Illinois. Within
the past W, years 1000 have heen
imported I'd collected ut this estab-
iehment.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

The Car has been hastily summoned
tn St. Petersburg He will leave
Copenhagen in few days.
Mr.. Fairbain, a stock broker Of Lon
don. has absconded. His liabilities
amount to about ESQ. .0OU.
The Russian authorities are debai-
ing the question Of increasing the
duties on raw cotton. cotton yarn,
coffee. clocks and jewels.
The Danish Folkething has rejected
the provisional budget. The Rigsdal.
will adjourn at once to enable the
Goverument to reconstruct the budget.
The police have warned the Irish
news agents against exposing papers or
placards containing any references to
meetings Of suppressed branches Of the
National League.
Mr.. William John Evelyn ICON.
servative). member Of the House oi
Commons for Deptford. will resign he
cause Of his inability to agree with the
Government on the irish question.
The Emperor Of Brazil in an inter.
view said that he had no :ntention oI
nbdicating his throne unless his health
should hec"me seriously enfeehled. Al
present he is enjoying good health and
his activity is unabated.
Severe snow storms are reported
throughout Italy. grestly injurlnp
crups and animals. The storm wa.
accompanied by II hurricane in some
parts A number Of houses were un-
r,"fed at Pisa. Several persons were
drowned in Lake Como.
At .he Tuam fair thousands Of head
of cattle and sheep were offered f.,
sale at ruinous figures, hut despit" the
exceedingly low prices there were M
purchasers. Large graziers declare
that they cannot continue business AIRY
longer. AMI must take advantage oi
the bankrupt law.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

They had prepared for an assault, ex.
pecting troublesome times. The out
laws took refuge in an up-siairs rumm.
where Duff was brought down by a
shot from rife. The officers then
surrounded the house. and were ahout
tn set il On fire, when Coon snrren-
dered. Robert NJ. Duff was arrested
the same day.
Saturday noon tho prisnners were
taken 70 the scene Of their crime COR
their preliminary trial. Meanwhile
George Duff. Jr. died at home. The
rest IT the prisoners were kept under
pnsrd until Sunday night, when about
800 masked men took Cnn from the
officers and hanged him. He made a
confession that he was guilty Of par.
,icipating in the murder that Bah and
George Dnff, Jr.. were along; that
George Duff firei the fatal shot from
his (Coon's) revolver. Some say he
implicated Drake. others say he did
not speak of him.
After the hanging of Cnon the regu.
lators went after Bob Duff. and hur-
rid.y took him toward the scene of
Coon'a execution. 1t is both alleged
and denied that he confessed. Shots
were fred at the mnh either by the
guard nr by friends Of duff. The m"b
scattered instantly. In tho early
morning the body If Bob Duff WAS
found in the public rod with his
threat cut. Drake was spared. and
was taken to the Ryan residence for
examination. A large crowd II armed
men were present determined upon
lynching him. He waived examina.
tion. and Was ordered to the Jail in
Charleston for safe-keeping. After
mnch trouble and danger he reached
there under guard. M warrants have
heen issued for Dan Cunningham, VII"
il is alleged was one of the
gang nf murderers. A. the in.
vestigaiinn If the affair progresses, in.
teresting results are certain Officers
are after others who are said to be
members of the outlaws hand G., n
came from Tyler, Tex. and called him
self Jesse James. Great trouble ia ex-
pecied. rs the rival factions are after
each other.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10
RsssCELLsxGous GOSSIP.

There is perceptible improvement in
Sir William Gull's cnnditien.
The rumor Of .hsintend.d interview
betwecn tho Emperor of Germany and
the Czsr has heen cv,tvsdicted eth
c"nspicuous emphasis ana prompti' ude
ny Berlin kilograms received in Vi
emma.
The youthful Earl Cairns, whose
love epis.'des have At different times
sff 'rded food for gossip in society. has
just experienced singular strnke If
good luck. His uncle. the late Mr..
McCslm"i,t, has, it il said, left him a
fortune Of upwards of fl 900, 600
Mr. Harry Furne-s' "Con,ic Chron.
icles "f Parliament" being the origi.
nails of the well-known sketches in
Punch, now open at Gainsborrough
Gallery. are likely to he rs great suc-
cess an an academy guide in summer.
They hit of not only the personal
pr"clivities hut the characters II those
whom these thumbua'l sketches repre-
sent. Mr.. Furness is no politician.
He aces hi, oppor' unity for humr in
everybody. Many. including Sir Viii.
liam Harc"nrt, do mt appreciate his
humrr at their expense.
An amusing anecdote comea from
Fre,l.ns''org in Denmaick. the tempo.
rary residence Of the Russian imperial
family. Two of the Cars children,
who are laid up with measles. refused
t" take the physic prescribed for them.
The young people we're not to be pur.
suaded. At last the Gar was sent f.,r,
aud tindinp that kind words were of no
avail. he began 10 scold. Even that
lid not succeed, so turning to the
nurse. the Gar said 81 can dn no
mere. And yet ins. think that mil.
lions 1T Subjects ,.',ry m., while these
~trip'ings put me at defiance.
1t is very rarely that Mr. Ruskin has
heen known to make allusions to his
divorced wife, n"w Lady Millais. In
n recent volume, Hortus Inclusus -
Mr. Rnskin -ays "Whst one really
wan's-l believe the only true restora-
'ive-is tho natural one, the actual
presence "f ones h-lpneet. The far
worse than absence If mind reverses
rest. How much love of mine have
others lost hecsuse that pmr sick
child would not have the part of love
that hlouped to her." This touching
extrac' j. taken from letter tn dear
lady friend # Mr.. Ruskin's later
years.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

Anna Lachs, alias Knox. the young
woman who threw the pancake et Mrs.
Cleveland during her visit 10 the fair
grounds ia 81. Lonis, was arraignrd ~
the Police Court of that city for dis
turning the peace. The testimony
showed that as the Presidents carriage
was passing her bmth .he seized ore
If The large pancakes that she was
baking over fire and threw It At Mrr.
Cleveland with such dex,erity that il
hit the hdy IN the arm and then
lodged in her lap. When arrested she
said to the officer that the pau.
cake WAS an unusually lucious enc,
and she wanted to give it to Mrs.
Cleveland to show her v hat n St. Lnnis
pancake was like. Ore witness heard
Mrs. Lachs say as ahe threw the pan.
cake: There, frankie, you cant
ge. any as good as that at the Mayors
house" The defendant testified that
she had three pancakes IN uriddlc
Wien the carriage approached. She
picked up one with the intention ct
eating II, but 1t was 50 hot she had to
drop 1t, aud IN some unacc"nntsble
manner she dropped It INTO Mrs. Cleve-
lands lap. She didn't mean !" hurt
any one, and didn't say her pancake
was better than the Mayors. 1t was
shown that Mrs. Lachs wore Grand
Army badge on the OCCASION, and the
cry attorney end1avorea IN trace
so''' connec'i"n oe'"ee" tue wearing
"f the ofahu army "aose ana tue
'"ro"'"g o' 'he pancake. nut Mrs.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10
=. ?. Tlower Mas Something 70 soy ei
the Oep~w 1wtcrvirw

Mr.. Roswell P. Flower, Of New
York. in an interview at the Grand
Pacific Yesterday, spoke of the inter
view with Chauncey NJ. Depew which
csnsed such drop in values the other
day. He could not see why n danger
Gus construction should have been
placed on the words of the New Y rk
Csnkrsl's President. Why" went
on Mr.. Flower, eth. fact il Mr. De.
pew did say that railroad huildiug in
ths West had been carried on At 're.
mendous rate, and that specul,tions in
real estate were something enormous.
Well. what ~ it2 It's ths truth, and
II will continue to he the trn'h frnm
now on. There need he uothi-g to
fear from .his. It's part of the history
Of this great Western country What
WAS the condition of chicsc" hut few
years agol No one ever thought of
its great resources that were 10 be de-
velopcd, nor did they ever conceive
the opportunities ri Kansas City The
troublc is, the people East don't know
anything at all about the West and its
resources. and they are slow to rom-
prehend. The people Of Chicago don't
realize the greatness of the future for
them. Eastern people talk ahou. rail-
road building being overdone. They
don't understand that n railroad au'
here rurs through n territory 1000
miles wide; they look uron it "a an
enterprise confined to narrow strip
Of land. When man ike Drpe~
talks about these things in the West
his idea is elaborated and miscnn-
strued. and the hears get hold # il
and play the devil. hut the boom in
Western railroads. and Western land.,
and everything else that is glorious.
has Just begun Any man who bets
on Western enterprises anG rin. his
faith in the great suceess in store for
Western people, is acting a part of
wisdom, and he will never get left
Chicago Tribune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

A hen belonging 70 n farmer near
Rolla, Mo-. is said Ia have laid her
first egg May 10, 1886. and to have
laid one egg every day since that time.
She sits "n her nest continually, and
has hatched one egg every day except
the 6rst three weeks Of her career.
She |. now the mother Of three hum
dred and f"r'y-hve chickens.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

away. She could not rec why she
should throw it at Mrs. the
lady had never dons her any harm.
She did not nee the carrisge coming
when she threw the cake. The court,
however. came to The conclusion that
Mrs. Lschs had sinister designs nn t'le
peace aud dignity Of the Presidential
procession, 40 he fined her $50 fnr
tuinultuous aid obstrererous conduct.
Mrs. Lachs became as limp m one Of
her pancakes when she heard the judg-
mcnt, and gave notice II appeal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-11-10

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NV fork City, New York.
CnAs. X. MILLER 4 CO., No. Tribnne
Dnilding, Chicago. Illinois.
The above ugcrfs are authorized To co''eft
asWeys due TIE NsvADAs, take orders for
savertising, solicit subscribers and attend to An,
ether s,siness 70 Ne that NAV b~ eonnectss -'th
this efice
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THE CENTRAL NEylDAN.
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ROLLER ORE CRusHERs.

All ore handled without screening;
Moisture dried by steam; Fairbanks
track scale; everything weighed on cars;
Crnsienments solicited aud highest
prices obtained on market.
No Commission charged.
FRANK FO0TE, Proprietor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
oLp FASHIONED CHAIRS.

Now IL the tine 10 bring all The chairs
OF our grsndmothsr's days from the aities
aud sheds. where thsy have so long lain
useless. 90 besn battered snd bruised aud
unklrdiy used by careless hands, give them
q good scruoblng With .sni.psper a. In
sure . smooth saffAee. treat ihe, - .
coat Of pslat as fsbcifsl |. the Mat ~
the worker may sugs-.i; farthsf sj0fn
them siih ce.hi0us sat fihpDus, sni pl,c~
then 10 ,h- c,'mpspy MONS whsr- they
will ~ sorv~,Td ny sCmliios ffi-nfs, snd
serve Dot osly as Orusnsu'T, bat ~ u,-fsi
article. of fsrniture.
Among the m,ny ancient styles, none
are more iesira,'e th,n ire rush b,,tam
chairs that 81. 90 rare nova days. The
see, may be pa ntsi The same color ss the
legs ara bict. AMI IL much Improved ~
having . cushion ofsome pretty. harmorit-
log or contrasting color. II taste and In
genniiy are used tue back may be impfov.
81 by painting upon II grac fil design OF
ilwsrs. ARA god either naturally or con-
V,ntior ally.
IL IL quite the fashion now % paiat
chair. aud otter furniture erssmy white
10 re.emb'e, - near ss possible. The color
OF ivory, ssi I have ia mind . rocking
chair. witch va psibts.i ivory Whit. sDf
~As sdorn.si ny ''sss .ri seat cushlpns
covered on a.. uep.r side with crvsiny
white satin. with oli piuk plash uni' 2
meath, AMI fssi'n.d - the eh.ir with rib
bons OF az oid pluk color. on course 10
wss dslics,sly b+suti'rl sni decidedly tho
ornamental fJr ortiasr, 1.-. but the sane
Idea could easily ~ c'rri-'i cot With m''.
rsryic~sbl- msi.ti.ls FOR u.c Ia chsm.
bsr,, chsir- m.,'- ~ hsrrl- are comfort
able AMI VT, prtty wh~n covered With
ehinir ofs,,ir,b-.. pio,ure . bNf-i.
fasiru IN h.s' halfway down. mark oui
TIE shape OF the beck and arms. aud sa~
carefully. Then tack on some coarse M.
tsrisi and stun with horsehsir. Make
cashion for the seat and cover the whole
with some good material As
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
CHRISTMAS PUDDING

A charming sat-rtslnnsnt foe either
young or old IL furnished by . Christians
padding rns composition OF this 10 Gu
rious and should he supsflntsuied only ~
= few NJ the initiated litfits charm lies
In The s.eftt Of IT. contents IL must he
mixed In large wssh.hoil,r. scour d
fright fsr N. occasion. snd i's pfiueipal
Ingredient - hrsn. A Tsrsr'as sab-irs'
tan Of this having bsca lsli ., M r,;t,n
OF the boiler. . psmbsf ~ plume must fol-
low In ths shs?s 6f lille parcels tel up In
dsinty white or tinted tissue psp,r with
narrow ribbou. E,ch PACKET mus, contain
q eift These need no, b. slstorste nor
eostiy. II they ere meant for children.
they nay De simple toys. uot hnl ~ enough
IN TAKE up too mach r,sDm In The padding
FOR older p-cpl-. The presents msy slsc be
insIpen.lse trln.s, calculated ~ cfrsts
fan Two -m.ll patdings may Ds msis.
one for ih- hiyr srd one fnf The girls. on
the packages may b. marked ~ Different
eolor,d ribbohs. a. blue. for the male pr.
ton Of the company, and plnk or I'D TOT
TIE opposite ssx.
The boiler fillsd with the pudiinT. bran
mus, compose The iet layer Enb-diei
In thi. mus, b. = small saucer, conisining
ps.,iil.s OF som. psffsmed powdsr that
viii ,noke beautifully when ierliei. This
mast Ne touched q snf the top pa, on The
boiler the last thing hsforr carrying n int
The rom wh-rr The company IL assembled
when The cossr IL ilftsd eioai Of smoke
should Issue that wili complete The fspcy
10 the s,s,mins IA iiiss AlsrEs ~osiru
spoon mu.i - proslici with which each
person may pull Dnt PLAN"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

A THicx IN RIFLE snoorlso -"No.
cir. I do Mt claim to be an expert Al
rifle shooting" sail C,p,, jack Cus
ford, In answer to the Aroundef. In.
quiry. "Thefe Is too much ,hckey-
. sort q sleisht-of hand bu,in.s. COZ.
nseied with IT, do pretend b be .
crack ,hot. and 10 ,aerl ia sccarscy sad
rapidly with . Winchester rife. TIE
Winchester Arms Company have ofHed
repeatedly to back me for ss. 900 against
any man In the World Cor tbs, sort oI
skill. have frd t~else sho,, Ia three
aud . half seconds. Hut here. let m.
enlish,sn you IS 10 Ohe u the n-., little
tricks u.sd In many shots" HIRE n,
scout prodsesd -h., appeared 10 b.. ..
be held II at . distance. . bra. .h,ll
typed With ltsdsn ball Looks liz.
bullet. don't iil" he ,.id with . laugh
"W,Ii. u int. II !. simply = PAPER.
mach Prosabersnee appropriately eIlor,d
to l,ok liss Iced. Nov Ill sho~ YOU
wh.,. behind IT," P.eking open ihs
end be disclosed to ,ie- . quantity ol
shot--aboat 200 he said we're ia III.
shell. with jus, enough powder at the
butt to do the work. "Ho~ are these
us,ds You have probably witnessed the
fss, u cracking glass balls thro~n In the
cir by shooting ct them With winehes-
ter. and While riding hor,e going at .
sslIop. Well. that's the kind Of bali
cartridges tina, is used. and the spectators
look on with wonder and admiration,
supposing that II 10 done with . single
ball and that is s,methins. my boy.
that no man In the world has ever done
OF will do. because Il is physical impos.
sibility "-Baf4lo Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
DESIGN FoR PIN nALsAN Pillow.

STA poag.~ ~ hfpsa satin MAJ - a'ei
Zoe msklng tn pliios. which hss On laasr
lining niissi with nf 1slssm. rhs motto.
The Marmafisx rtnss AL ihs li-mlpcss"
L. stamped on zoe side sni p,iut 4 In the
erich gold la.ifs. macllsxe hving ss-d
for mlIlug ne cs'or Acro.s oo~ ~ ~
co'b.r. IL p,.cs,i bov made ~ oli-spii
or hrosp satin ribbon II preferred,
spray % d,i.ss NAY be stamped on iae Pill
low Instead % The motto. or The motto
may e vortei with sichine .is In sriis
ticslly graduated shades. fof the daisies
D.s srvmnlit white. chrome yellow. ivory
black sui chrome ard emerald green, With
little pale dryias OIL Nsts M petals
OF white .h.isi lii,i- with i.pry BLACK.
snd The center. ~ pare ehromc ysllos.
Psln, th- l-svs. IN 100 shade. OF srrvn.
n 10 Gssy, besi - obisiu . study 10
natural n1~sfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20

ylviIERHAs. Joha W. eimp.aa. u Ottafd. ID ~
w toanfy u Otfri snf Stsfs II hsns, N 10
noTtrsss deed dated tbs tsenty DAY - MAJ
A. u. tssl. all f.cor,lsi IN ths Onfuri Coani! ~
cr.l.. hsak 40. psge a.. conveyed - go laffl
fys. q saii Osflri. CERTAIN psrgsis n rss fsi.f
sitasisi Ia saii i0-n u Otfori al dssen,si q. .
lo-si On psrrsl sltnstfi "a flssoa III. tfns m.
iortnsr homestead u sarah DosnIns. ooniAniaE 80
scrss. more o. lees. iossthsf 9TH ne halits ~,
on. Also. one othsf parcel q lsni. stuAiei ~ t,
set siis - N flftle Abdro.coggln River, In "a
Coanty, sni boandsi "a the north ~ iNni iofnf !
o.nssl ~ Joshas X King. a. ths soutl ~ i.nl q
slmon II. kl1sa. contsnIng buf sfss, uIfs ~ -
Al.a. csrtsin 10 - lad n sal Otfpft, conisn (
to- .rfss mors % lss.. snd boanls ~ n nofil N
lsni formsfiy ownsi ~ joshas ~. kng, soah ~
lsai II -insa N. kiden. wesf by stf.lTti ~
runnlng from N soath set cornef u al Nag IA
% s.I Ideas Land. All sssisny ~ Ne sscoll
parcel of isnd described IN .si moftgags, 81 teae
The sane parrels u lad describei IN dssi ifpn'
Elfs :. kscord ~ sarsh Do~nlng, ~ her del, y
csr,led N ths Osford Record u DEEDS, BOA -
page sce All whereas. tie sf1fessli u.<'fI y
deed "a. 90 NJ iist day OF November. 4. y lfl'
soid. transferred All assigned - ne. sbd shfffs''
the eoallfions n ssld rsorsags have bfsn bfetfl,
AL by rsasoa thereof. clsim bfssiossafe % "a
morgsrr.
Pads. Dss. Il. issI.
Dr II. T. DAVIS. MS Arroasf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
nInnON cuITEL.INI

Any ssrs,y - rihhpu may h'' ussf frf
this scess.ofy TIE fioooa 10 vide soi l.
made iuis tos with nV. graceful leotinx
loop. T~s lotg snfs fsp~ni frpm The
boz. ssi 81 on- % thsm 10 fasienrd the
scissors. vhils 10 The other sni l. sseurr'i
small ca.bion Zoe IN n~.-il-- sni pias
Tn. eashion l. shspei Ike small t"m,io
kbi IL iornsi of sections NJ .csrls, 90 gel.
low cloth .uitshly stated. Aay preferred
shaps may ~ adopted f5r ta- .ashioa. hst
10 sh0ali b. smell and carefully male. 4
ls,ch-p.n wlii f.sisn the chs,elsins IN th-
dress and n secured % the boz will siw,y.
be In mace for use.
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THERMOMETER

The uplgae frame adopted fJr III. ihsf'
monstsr - an ear 10 csru thst sss csfr-
fully dried sftsr II bean, rip ka,a1h
OF the corn L. removed IRON ihs cob IN pr
NIT the THERMOMETER H. nc snusly 10 place.
A braided hfish, gold sllx coni = fisi>nei
n the icp 10 form loop Tor sesPendins
the sftlcl,. sni large bo- 81 wide hflsht
gold ribb0n with q plco; edge ooneeais The
fastening % tn hoop AMI prciuess an .lsb-
orste sr-ct Sonstim-- TIE ear i.ssfnish'
ei or Elli~i. "a, oft=n,s'h Ill len IN lie
natural state
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Crdnbsrri,s -K,,p under water Ia the
cellar; change WAFER monthly.
Dish OF bot water set In oven pr,vent-
cake. stc from scorching.
Flour -K-ep cool. dry, aud securely
covered.
Class Clean With sq,srt Of water mlx.
ed With . tablespoon OF smmonis
lax siaias-we, with spirits OF turpen.
tine; after three hours, ruo well.